A spokesman for a producer accused of molesting Anthony Edwards is denying the ER actor's claims.

Sam Singer is a spokesman for producer and director Gary Goddard. He says in a statement issued Friday night that the producer unequivocally denies Edwards' claims that were published in a post on the website Medium earlier in the day.

As Hollywood’s watershed moment of transparency and sexual misconduct continues, actor Edwards has written a devastating essay accusing Goddard of molesting him as a child.

In Edwards’ essay, which he published on Medium under the title “Yes Mom, There is Something Wrong,” he described his mother asking him about rumors of Goddard being a pedophile and initially he denied it through tears.

“To face that truth was not an option as my sense of self was completely enmeshed in my gang of five friends who were all led by this sick father figure,” Edwards wrote.

The ER actor went on to accuse Goddard, whom he called a “mentor, teacher and friend,” of molesting him for years.

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Goddard’s lawyer told The Times on Friday that his client was traveling and that they had not yet discussed the matter.

Beyond his allegations, Edwards relayed personal insight into the experience of survivors and how individuals find healing in the aftermath of trauma.

“The resulting damage to the emotional development of a child is deep and unforgivable,” Edwards wrote. “Only after I was able to separate my experience, process it, and put it in its place could I accept this truth: My abuse may always be with me, but it does not own me.

“Shame can thrive easily when we are isolated, but it loses its power when people come together to share their common experiences,” Edwards wrote.

In his essay, Edwards also claims that he confronted Goddard about the alleged abuse 22 years ago, during a chance encounter in an airport.

“He swore to his remorse and said that he had gotten help,” Edwards wrote. “I felt a temporary sense of relief.”

Temporary, according to Edwards, because of the rage he felt when Goddard’s name reappeared in headlines several years ago.

This is not the first time Goddard has been hit with sexual abuse accusations.

In 2014, Goddard and X-Men director Bryan Singer were named in lawsuits alleging that they had sexually abused two different teenage boys. Both suits were voluntarily dismissed.

Representatives for Edwards did not immediately respond to The Times’ request for comment Friday morning.

With files from the Associated Press

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